Shen Qinghe was forced to give up the only place to replace his mother in the factory to his brother, and was sent to the poorest mountain village with resentment. She secretly started a "side business" with an economic acumen that was ahead of her time. However, she was reported for speculating, all her savings were confiscated, and she almost went to jail. In a desperate situation, she realized the power of unity and organized women in the village to weave straw hats and dig herbs, leading the production team to achieve advancement, thereby gaining valuable learning opportunities. When she was recommended to return to Shanghai as a worker, peasant, and soldier student, her mother, in order to raise a bride price for her brother, actually wanted to marry her to the disabled son of the village party secretary in exchange for benefits. Shen Qinghe designed to let the whole village see the truth clearly, completely cut off the shackles of family ties, and seize the opportunity to resume the college entrance examination. Years later, she returned to Shanghai as a successful entrepreneur and donor...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.